Our researchers explore the evolution of coastlines using both numerical and field methods. We focus on salt marshes and mangroves, using a combination of remote sensing (primarily lidar) and fieldwork to understand the risks of sea level rise to these crucial environments. Past funding for this work has come from the NERC in the form of studentships and the Leverhulme Trust. Publications *Affiliated authors highlighted in bold (2020) Detecting the Morphology of Prograding and Retreating Marsh Margins-Example of a Mega-Tidal Bay. Remote Sensing 12. *Authors: Goodwin, G.C.H., Mudd, S.M. View publication (2019) High Platform Elevations Highlight the Role of Storms and Spring Tides in Salt Marsh Evolution. Frontiers in Environmental Science 7. *Authors: Goodwin, G.C.H., Mudd, S.M. View publication (2018) Sediment accumulation in embayments controlled by bathymetric slope and wave energy: Implications for beach formation and persistence. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms 43, 2421–2434. *Authors: Preston, J., Hurst, M.D., Mudd, S.M., Goodwin, G.C.H., Newton, A.J., Dugmore, A.J. View publication This article was published on 2024-07-01
